PhraseExpress

PhraseExpress



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4.5 stars

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text macro utility PhraseExpress is a keyboard macro utility which manages all your frequently used text phrases from a taskbar icon and allows you to paste them into any Windows application with a single mouse click, a keyboard shortcut or a text macro command. The program is ideal for email reply templates, signatures, addresses, and any other information that you find yourself typing over and over again. PhraseExpress also includes powerful macro functions to launch programs, files or email messages, offers support for dynamic macro commands and comes with a unique text prediction feature. The software is free-of-charge for personal use commercial licensing starts at $29.95 and up. Copyright Snapfiles.com

Product Details

Publisher Bartels Media Price Free (paid upgrade available)
Version 16.2.30  history Last updated Mar 09, 2024
File Size 41.1 Mb Requirements None

User Reviews

5 stars54% 13
4 stars12% 3
3 stars16% 4
2 stars12% 3
1 star4% 1
Based on 24 reviews

Latest user reviews:

Not for me 3 stars by mikahel312 Mar 23, 2023 (Read all my 3 reviews)
First, the screenshots are outdated. The program now has an Office type interface. The whole application seems to be designed for use in an office environment. Too complex to bother with for home use. Notepad and one of the many clipboard utilities suit my use better. show Review details
Very useful, but.... 4 stars by Abraxas Nov 23, 2014 (Read all my 4 reviews)
This was a great addition to my PC for writing reports and online commenting. It accepted new phrases easily and even popped up and reminded me if I used the same hotkey or sequence. Nearly anything you don't like can be turned off or modified. But, and this was the big one for me, the program is TIME-BOMBED. When you first start using it, it works fine. But if you are, say, in the middle of a thesis and need to use it a lot, the messages start popping up. It amounts to what basically is a threat, telling you to upgrade and pay or you are violating the license. I wasn't. I was pasting my email address many times. And these annoying messages are actually INSIDE the text you pasted, so you need to go back and repair the damage by removing the threat and retyping what you wanted there. Don't fall for it. Get something else, preferably something that is really "freeware". show Review details
Excellent 5 stars by ghafari3349 Jul 19, 2012
This is a very useful software show Review details
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